Sentence examples for implied that even from inspiring English sources

The plaintiffs argued that the registry amounted to a "public branding" that implied that even rehabilitated offenders remained dangerous.

That was a standard enough theme in Christian music, because it implied that even the shattered could be made whole by Jesus.

But he also implied that even if the Mets did use Perez as a reliever down the road, it would aid his rehabilitation to have him pitch in a way that he is comfortable — that is, as a starter.

Timms appeared to concede that this would also be problematic under current EU law, but he implied that, even if Britons did have to be included, a two-year benefits ban would be better than a four-year one.

Now, it looks like he may not last the year as Liberal party leader, and speculation in the Canadian press has implied that even the Liberal party – one of the two, historic national parties – may disappear itself.

Mr. Danforth implied that even though the United States had made it clear that it wanted the United Nations fully engaged in Iraq, some people still did not take seriously the American desire to internationalize the effort there.

Don"t provoke Chávez, implying that even raising legitimate issues is forbidden because it may provoke a childish reaction.

The documents imply that even craven European leaders believe the US demands go too far.

Mr. Ratmansky implies that, even while Shostakovich was idolized at this point, he had misgivings about the new order.

Peter Gelb, the Met's current general manager, implies that even dependable, young, healthy singers are always a "calculated risk" when hired years in advance.

For me, too," he said after the match, the last clause implying that even in this state he wasn't just any tennis player.